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Lewis full of pride for his Titans in bid for promotion
LOSING just one game all season would usually be more than enough to finish first, but Rotherham Titans can count themselves unfortunate to be in the same division as Leeds Tykes.
Turner leads Crusaders to hardest of triumphs
DINGS and Exeter University were involved in a try-fest that could have gone either way.
I'm fresh and ready for action, says Muir
WILL Muir broke into the England squad this year and although he did not feature in the Six Nations, Bath's coaches noted a difference when the wing returned to the club.
Don't get trapped in bowels of a big club
Diamond's warning to his young guns
SAM EXTOLS RYLANDS'AWAY-GAME EFFORTS
WARRINGTON Rylands boss Sam Wilson expressed his satisfaction after his side battled to keep their unbeaten away record going at Hyde United.
KAIN HAS THE RIGHT TOUCH
HIGH-FLYING Gateshead twice came from behind for a vital win in an incredible end-to-end play-off six pointer at Altrincham.
England on their way to being a real force again
IT’S been a chalk and cheese Six Nations for England, with the first three games going from not much improvement to error-riddled, and then the last two against Ireland and France raising the bar to a totally different level.
Dismay for Leicester as Varney snatches it
LEICESTER boss Dan McKellar ordered his Tigers to have a “long hard look in the mirror” after Gloucester posted a first win here in 16 years.
Baxter: Clubs will take Cup more seriously
THE Premiership will shut down next season during the two international windows, meaning more clubs are likely to take the Premiership Cup seriously.
Bristol put leaders Saints to the sword
BRISTOL started where they left off before English club rugby went into hibernation with this crushing seven-try demolition of league leaders Northampton.
Bristol put leaders Saints to the sword
BRISTOL started where they left off before English club rugby went into hibernation with this crushing seven-try demolition of league leaders Northampton.
Knights make the most of lifelines
AN extraordinary game at Castle Park in which there was one red card and three yellows, saw an outstanding recovery by Doncaster who played most of the contest with 14 men and yet surprisingly drew, having been 22-3 behind 10 minutes into the second half.
Packer's proud to join the 100 club
CAPTAIN Marlie Packer earns her 100th cap as England begin their quest for a sixth successive title against an improving Italy in Parma.
HOLLERAN'S SHOW THEIR
LEAMINGTON boosted their play-off hopes with a convincing win on the road, inflicting a fourth straight defeat on promotion rivals Redditch United at the same time.
ACE AKINYEMI LIFE INTO THE
Striker inspires crucial victory
HIVE BUZZES AS MAGICAL BEES STING SAD WANDS
ARNET confidently and completely swept aside Dorking with the scoreline accurately reflecting the gulf between the teams.
Hurricanes fly high as Crusaders flop again
JORDIE Barrett bagged two tries as the Hurricanes thumped the Melbourne Rebels 54-28 to maintain their 100 per cent record at the top of the table.
England were good, but a bit complacent
WATCHING the France versus England game last Saturday night, I couldn’t help but think that a little complacency had found its way into the England team after their surprise win against Ireland.
CIAN KEEPS IT A TIGHT RACE
CIAN HARRIES nerveless late Aldershot Cless penalty ensured parity in an enthralling game which maintained both sides' play-off positions.
Millfield end long wait as they take 14th title
MILLFIELD ended their decade-long wait to win a 14th Cup title at Rosslyn Park as they defeated reigning Champions Harrow 28-17 in a thrilling final.
RED-HOT PILGRIMS SILENCE BOYZONE
MEMBERS of Boyzone watched their beloved Chorley yesterday but the star of the show was Pilgrims' hat-trick hero Jimmy Knowles.
‘Incredible’ Farrell has Saracens motoring
CHAMPIONS Saracens smashed Harlequins 52-7 in front of 61,000 fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to move second in the table and stretch their winning run to seven matches against their London rivals.
Bears can still finish in the top four - Dun
JAMES Dun knew exactly what Bristol's supporters were going through earlier this season when the Bears became stuck in a losing run.
Bears can still finish in the top four - Dun
JAMES Dun knew exactly what Bristol’s supporters were going through earlier this season when the Bears became stuck in a losing run.
BRADLEY'S STUNNER SETS WELSH TO GLORY
SION BRADLEY'S free kick lit up a sodden Llanelli night as Cymru C lifted the inaugural Anthony Hughes Trophy.
TOP SHOULDN'T FORGET ROOTS
Self-regulation has failed. The time for an independent regulator is here. Two stories in football from the past week or so underlined why.
CLINICAL RESCUES
FRANK NOUBLE'S header kept Yeovil Town on course for the championship and inflicted the Iron's first defeat in 14 home games, before a near-2,000 crowd.
Baxter backing Jenkins to bounce back at Chiefs
ROB Baxter has backed Dafydd Jenkins to bounce back from the disappointment of leading Wales to a first Six Nations wooden spoon in 21 years.
Swart's on message to grab it for Scarlets
SOUTH African Eduan Swart was the unlikely hero with a 84th-minute try to give the Scarlets a much-needed victory.
Knights make the most of lifelines
AN extraordinary game at Castle Park in which there was one red card and three yellows, saw an outstanding recovery by Doncaster who played most of the contest with 14 men and yet surprisingly drew, having been 22-3 behind 10 minutes into the second half.